2024 World Superbike, Donington Park - Friday Practice Results

Friday practice results for round five of the 2024 World Superbike championship at Donington Park, in Great Britain.

Toprak Razgatlioglu, Donington Park 2024
Toprak Razgatlioglu, Donington Park 2024

2024 World Superbike, Donington Park - Friday Practice (2) Results

POSRIDERNATTEAMTIME
1Toprak RazgatliogluTURROKiT BMW Motorrad1:26.013s
2Danilo PetrucciITABarni Spark Racing Team+0.222s
3Nicolo BulegaITAAruba.it - Ducati+0.225s
4Alex LowesGBRKawasaki Racing Team+0.283s
5Scott ReddingGBRBonovo Action BMW+0.421s
6Alvaro BautistaESPAruba.it - Ducati+0.567s
7Andrea LocatelliITAPata Prometeon Yamaha+0.675s
8Michael RinaldiITATeam Motocorsa Ducati+0.683s
9Sam LowesGBRELF Marc VDS Racing Team+0.809s
10Axel BassaniITAKawasaki Racing Team+0.825s
11Dominique AegerterSUIGYTR GRT Yamaha Team+0.832s
12Jonathan ReaGBRPata Prometeon Yamaha+0.873s
13Michael Van Der MarkNEDROKiT BMW Motorrad+0.894s
14Remy GardnerAUSGYTR GRT Yamaha Team+0.925s
15Andrea IannoneITAGoEleven Ducati+1.088s
16Garrett GerloffUSABonovo Action BMW+1.141s
17Bradley RayGBRYamaha Motoxracing+1.234s
18Tito RabatESPKawasaki Puccetti+1.304s
19Tarran MackenzieGBRPETRONAS MIE Racing Honda+1.340s
20Philipp OettlGERGMT94 Yamaha+1.471s
21Xavi ViergeESPTeam HRC+1.592s
22Iker LecuonaESPTeam HRC+1.673s
23Adam NorrodinMASPETRONAS MIE Racing Honda+3.681s

Official Donington Park WorldSBK lap record:

Alvaro Bautista Ducati 1m 25.896s (2023)

Toprak Razgatlioglu fires a warning shot by completing a Friday practice double for the 2024 Donington Park WorldSBK round.

The BMW title leader and morning pace setter was soon back on top this afternoon, despite a leg-off save after losing the front at the tight final corner.

Kawasaki’s Alex Lowes wasn’t so fortunate, falling from his ZX-10RR at the same turn soon after. Reigning champion Alvaro Bautista also fell, at Redgate, just before the halfway stage of the 45-minutes.

By the close of the session, Razgatlioglu had cut 0.4s off his morning time with Danilo Petrucci again his nearest rival (+0.222s).

Bautista’s team-mate Nicolo Bulega was a fraction behind his fellow Italian in third, with home stars Alex Lowes (Kawasaki) and Scott Redding (BMW) fourth and fifth, ahead of Bautista.

Andrea Locatelli was the top Yamaha rider in seventh place (+0.675s)

After completing just ten laps this morning due to electrical problems, team-mate Jonathan Rea jumped from 13th to fifth during FP2 but eventually settled back in 12th (+0.873s).

Final practice, Superpole and Race 1 takes place on Saturday.

2024 World Superbike, Donington Park - Friday Practice (1) Results

POSRIDERNATTEAMTIME
1Toprak RazgatliogluTURROKiT BMW Motorrad1:26.419s
2Danilo PetrucciITABarni Spark Racing Team+0.416s
3Garrett GerloffUSABonovo Action BMW+0.633s
4Alex LowesGBRKawasaki Racing Team+0.706s
5Alvaro BautistaESPAruba.it - Ducati+0.738s
6Remy GardnerAUSGYTR GRT Yamaha Team+0.899s
7Andrea LocatelliITAPata Prometeon Yamaha+0.911s
8Nicolo BulegaITAAruba.it - Ducati+1.092s
9Andrea IannoneITAGoEleven Ducati+1.245s
10Scott ReddingGBRBonovo Action BMW+1.335s
11Michael Van Der MarkNEDROKiT BMW Motorrad+1.337s
12Michael RinaldiITATeam Motocorsa Ducati+1.365s
13Jonathan ReaGBRPata Prometeon Yamaha+1.428s
14Sam LowesGBRELF Marc VDS Racing Team+1.485s
15Dominique AegerterSUIGYTR GRT Yamaha Team+1.534s
16Bradley RayGBRYamaha Motoxracing+1.600s
17Tito RabatESPKawasaki Puccetti+1.695s
18Axel BassaniITAKawasaki Racing Team+1.787s
19Iker LecuonaESPTeam HRC+2.026s
20Xavi ViergeESPTeam HRC+2.099s
21Tarran MackenzieGBRPETRONAS MIE Racing Honda+2.196s
22Philipp OettlGERGMT94 Yamaha+2.254s
23Adam NorrodinMASPETRONAS MIE Racing Honda+4.204s

Official Donington Park WorldSBK lap record:

Alvaro Bautista Ducati 1m 25.896s (2023)

Toprak Razgatlioglu kicks off the Donington Park WorldSBK weekend on top of the timesheets during Friday morning’s FP1.

The BMW title leader lapped the cool and overcast British circuit, featuring the odd damp patch, in a time of 1m 26.419s.

That put him a comfortable 0.,416s clear of Danilo Petrucci (Barni Ducati) with Garrett Gerloff (Bonovo BMW) snatching a late third from local star Alex Lowes (Kawasaki).

Alvaro Bautista, a double winner at Donington Park last year, began the weekend in fifth followed by Remy Gardner, who is back on an R1 after riding the Yamaha M1 at the Sachsenring last weekend.

Fellow Yamaha rider Andrea Locatelli and Ducati rookie Nicolo Bulega, 21-points behind Razgatlioglu heading into this weekend, were seventh and eighth.

Andrea Iannone, completing his first Donington laps since the 125GP class in 2009, made multiple trips through the gravel on his way to ninth.

Scott Redding rounded out the top ten while Jonathan Rea was one of the last out on track on his way to 13th during just 10 laps.

FP2 takes place this afternoon.

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